Wulai Waterfall.

Wulai Waterfall is located in Wulai District, New Taipei City, at the confluence of the Nanshi Creek's right tributary, Wulai Creek, within the Tamsui River basin. It is a famous attraction in Wulai and is also the largest and tallest waterfall in northern Taiwan, which is why the locals call it Kuân-tsuí. Since the Japanese colonial era, Wulai Waterfall has been known for its beauty as 'The Waterfall of Clouds,' and it is also referred to as 'The Waterfall of the Immortals' and 'The Waterfall of White Threads.' The waterfall has an elevation of about 150 meters and a drop of about 80 meters, and it is a hanging valley waterfall formed by differential erosion.